All Details About Nestle Lactogen Stage 1 Upto 6 Months
Find out detailed description, uses, directions of use, side effects, warnings and precautions, frequently asked questions about Nestle Lactogen Stage 1 Upto 6 Months
Description:
Nestle Lactogen Stage 1 Upto 6 Months Refill is a spray-dried infant formula with probiotic (L.reuteri) for infants from birth when they are not breastfed or (exclusively top-fed). Please consult your healthcare professional for guidance. Nestlé LACTOGEN 1 infant formula powder contains whey protein. Protein is the primary structural and functional component of every living cell. Whey protein is a component of milk which are easy to digest. Nestlé develops infant nutrition products backed by evolving science and research. Innovation has been at the heart of Nestlé since its beginning.
Uses:
- A spray-dried infant formula with probiotic (L.reuteri) for infants from birth when they are not breastfed
- Contains whey protein, a component of milk that is easy to digest
- Infant milk substitute is not the sole source of nourishment for an infant and should be used only on the advice of a health worker
Directions For Use:
Step 1: Wash your hands. Use clean utensils
Step 2: Sterilise utensils, including the feeding spoon and bowl
Step 3: Boil drinking water for 5 minutes and leave it till lukewarm
Step 4: Pour an exact amount of lukewarm water as per the feeding table
Step 5: Consult the feeding table and add an exact number of levelled scoops for the baby's age. Only use the scoop provided. Shake/mix to dissolve powder leftover
Step 6: Feed the baby with a bowl and spoon. Discard leftover feed
Side Effects:
Warning & Precautions:
- Unboiled water, unboiled utensils or incorrect dilution can make your baby ill
- Incorrect storage, handling, preparation and feeding can potentially lead to adverse effects on the health of your baby
- Only prepare one feed at a time
- Feed immediately and follow the instructions exactly
- Do not keep unfinished feed, discard the contents
- Always hold the baby while feeding. Leaving the baby unattended may cause choking
- Infant milk substitute should be used only on the advice of a health worker as to the need for its use and the proper method of its use
- Infant milk substitute is not the sole source of nourishment for an infant
- Unboiled water, unboiled utensils or incorrect dilution can make your baby ill
- Incorrect storage, handling, preparation and feeding can potentially lead to adverse effects on the health of your baby
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